Wyoming Coaches Association Reveals 2026 All-State Softball Awards

The Wyoming Coaches Association released the 2026 All-State selections in Wyoming High School softball. These players are considered the top tier in the state’s sixth prep softball season. The recipients were released to the media on Wednesday. Players must have received first-team all-conference to be considered for all-state recognition.

ALL-STATE SOFTBALL PLAYERS IN THE 2026 SEASON

Ryleigh Sisco from Kelly Walsh and Tarin Anderson from Rock Springs earned their third all-state recognition. Four more players got a second all-state award. Two programs, Jackson and Torrington, had the first player in program history receive the honor. Three special awards are also included in the story.

The Wyoming Coaches Association only recognizes one all-state team. Those players receive an award certificate from the WCA.

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Players are listed first by the school’s name and then alphabetically by last name.

Sadie Cole – Campbell County (All-State 2025)

Cadence Smith – Campbell County

Courtney Thayer – Campbell County

Averi Barker – Cheyenne Central

Jordan Erickson – Cheyenne Central

Peydon Teasley – Cheyenne Central

Madelyn Artery – Cheyenne East (All-State 2025)

Brooklyn Lake – Cheyenne East

Camri Lindemann – Cody

Ava Teten – Cody (All-State 2025)

Megan Mann – Jackson

Ryleigh Sisco – Kelly Walsh (All-State 2024 & 2025)

Rachael Dean – Laramie

Davanee Hodges – Laramie

Marley Dickinson – Natrona County

Tarin Anderson – Rock Springs (All-State 2024 & 2025)

Rilynn Wester – Rock Springs

Anna Mock – Sheridan

Sydney Murner – Sheridan

Madlyn Means – Thunder Basin (All-State 2025)

Addy Rouse – Thunder Basin

Skyla Wunder – Torrington

Karley Adams – Wheatland

Landri Vaughn – Wheatland

Player of the Year = Jordan Erickson, Cheyenne Central

Pitcher of the Year = Sadie Cole, Campbell County

Defensive Player of the Year = Tarin Anderson, Rock Springs